Thriller Author Carter Wilson talks Psychic Criminology in Boulder, Colorado this August

In 2010, an estimated 1,246,248 violent crimes occurred nationwide, a decrease of 6.0 percent from the 2009 estimate, according to the FBI’s “Preliminary Annual Uniform Crime Report, January-December, 2011”
However, the number of mass murders have increased in The United States. The fallout of the mass killing in Aurora, Colorado has many Americans wondering: What is going on and can it be stopped?
Boulder, Colorado resident thriller author Carter Wilson tackles these concerns using an interesting form on criminology, psychic criminology,  in his new novel, FINAL CROSSING.

“The mixture of art and science, and unexplained abilities being used to hunt criminals is engaging. I like the idea that someone can sense a connection between an object and a crime, but cannot explain it,” Wilson states.

FINAL CROSSING (June 2012, Vantage Point) is the story of a senatorial chief of staff who teams up with a beautiful psychic criminologist to hunt down a serial killer who thinks God has commissioned him to start the Final Judgment. Vantage Point published the novel this month. The book is available everywhere books are sold in Colorado and nationwide.
Wilson will appear at various bookstores in Colorado this summer. His next stop: Barnes and Noble Crossroads Commons, Boulder, Colorado. Tuesday, August 14, 2011 6 PM. Visit www.carterwilson.com for his full tour schedule.

Media Contact: Dee Gospel PR

Related:

• “Preliminary Annual Uniform Crime Report, January-December, 2011”
• Accused Colorado Killer No Easy Fit for Mass Murderer Profile